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The Plumeria That Lives On
By Jessica Ullyott A plant possessing all the qualities of tropical romance, peace and beauty makes a 2,500 mile journey across the...
Sep 22, 20212 min read
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Are Millennials obsessed with plants?
by Snehanjana Chatterjee Plants from Snehanjana's mother's garden When my grandfather planted our coconut tree in our backyard, it didn’t...
Sep 9, 20212 min read
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Berry very delicious
by Dennis Growing up as a Vietnamese-American child along with my twin sister and younger brother, we were exposed to many different...
Dec 16, 20203 min read
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My Family Trees
by Jena Copley My grandparents have always been two of my favorite people in this world. My clearest childhood memories are from their...
Sep 30, 20205 min read
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A Hero Among Cactus
by Julia Ajello My journey into plants and self-care started when I was sixteen. It was getting close to my oh-so-sweet sixteenth...
Sep 9, 20204 min read
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Bridge to Hell: Red Spider Lily
Even though I had seen pictures of the flower on the internet, I was shocked by its beauty. The color was so dazzling that it was almost imp
Sep 2, 20203 min read
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Here a Birch Tree, There a Mountain Ash
By Luba Markovskaia Over the past decade, I’ve become increasingly enthralled with the plant world. In my early twenties, gently egged on...
Aug 19, 20204 min read
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The Grace of Growing
by Tanisha Williams My earliest memories of plants are the beautiful African violets (Streptocarpus sect. Saintpaulia) my...
Jul 31, 20202 min read
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“It’s tomato day!"
By Violet My grandfather kept a small garden when I was a child. He grew tomatoes and yellow peppers. We made a trip of going to the...
Jun 17, 20202 min read
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To all the Trees I've Loved Before
by Carly Ziter This is a tree love story. Or perhaps more accurately, a tree love letter. An overdue thank you to the tall, strong,...
Jan 8, 20204 min read
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Field Botany Love Stories
Over the past few weeks, we have shared Plant Love Stories written by the students in Chris Martine's Field Botany class, Taught at...
Dec 11, 201913 min read
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The Four Musketeers
by Kendyll Hazzard Recently I found myself along the side of a road, learning about Betula papyrifera, the paper birch, as a part of...
Nov 13, 20192 min read
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Ode on a Green Tomato
(A play on Keat’s “Ode on a Grecian Urn”) by Bonnie McGill I. Thou still unripened bride of sunshine Thou foster child of the South Your...
Aug 14, 20193 min read
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The Fragrance of Milkweed
By Kathi Bletz Plant love memories draw me back to a rocky island in Muscongus Bay. Sunlight slices through the morning fog warming the...
Jun 5, 20191 min read
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